An online wrapper for pandoc.
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
A lightweight, yet powerful markup and document conversion web interface (React) using Pandoc at the backend.
After cloning do
$ yarn && yarn startthen navigate your browser to http://localhost:4200.
Run
$ yarn buildthen copy the build files from build/ to your webserver
see #5
The index.html file currently includes: <base href="/">. On my local installation, I prefer to have it in a subdirectory, so I made this into <base href=".">. Everything seems ok. You could even eliminate it entirely and all seems well.
Is there some reason to include it?
Add possibility to convert formats which cannot be represented as text like DOCX files.
@olastor, The site is currently not producing any output:
headers: t {normalizedNames: Map, lazyUpdate: null, lazyInit: function, has: function, get: function, …}
message: "Http failure response for https://www.paperify.org/api/list/params: 502 HTTP/2.0 502"
name: "HttpErrorResponse"
ok: false
status: 502
statusText: "HTTP/2.0 502"
url: "https://www.paperify.org/api/list/params"
(I'm assuming you want backend issues over here too.)
Trying to get this running locally and I run into this error:
[Error] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://localhost:3002/temp/4e1d2ac0191eea22b0462ddbdff8ba38664f6a949d697ce9958040996a00d971.pdf
The problem here is that there is no such file. Instead a perfectly fine PDF is sitting in the cache folder (cleverly called "cache" on my system), inside a folder with that nice random string as a name, and itself named "document.pdf".
Support pandoc's "-i" option.
Perhaps more generally, support all of pandoc's options?
The following creates a blank slide after the title slide in beamer output, but not on my local pandoc installation:
---
title: My Presentation
author: Me!
---
# Heading
- one
- two
- three
-----
hi
-----
bye
The additional command line parameters disappear after closing the settings window. They are still applied and stored internally, but I can't edit them.
Steps to reproduce:
By the way I love this service. Great work!
I have short document with a few wikimedia commons images. Once I start the conversion, I get the yellow spinning bar on the right, but after it stops, I have to wait for close to a minute to see the output PDF. I'm not sure what's going on, maybe the images are big, but there should be some feedback to the user that the site is still responding. My own install of pandoc took just a few seconds.
Chrome seems to barf on some images in the document. For example, the following short document produces nothing on the PDF side. Works fine in Safari.
---
title: Test
subtitle: How many is too many?
date: Wednesday, 21 February 2018
---
I noticed it when I was loading a page with multiple image. I wonder if it's a character in the filename.
An error occurred:
pandoc: unrecognized option `--pdf-engine=xelatex'
Try pandoc --help for more information.
Ditto for latex-engine.
(Loving the beamer output!)
An incremental list followed on the same page by delayed text results in an extra, duplicate of the page with all list items on it, before the following text appears on the next slide. Minimal case:
- Ad vestibulum ornare fugiat
- consequat fringilla lacinia
. . .
nibh habitasse est proin tristique hendrerit. Porta facilisis scelerisque massa convallis pellentesque imperdiet imperdiet egestas conubia quisque magnis pharetra praesent tempus duis dis vestibulum morbi, pulvinar maecenas nulla fringilla. Irure dignissim laboris congue nisi commodo inceptos placerat adipisicing diam eros proident justo risus congue ultrices adipisicing pharetra potenti gravida, class nam nostra pretium.
Says it all.
Sometimes markdown content will extend off the screen, but the screen won't scroll. A resize will fix it, but then it will happen again.
Safari 11.0.3 on MacOS 10.13.3
pandoc's parameters are typically either on/off switches (like --incremental) or options (like slide-level). For ease of use, provide checkboxes or radio buttons to select them, instead of having the user type them in. It relieves the user of having to know or look up what the parameters are.
This could be handled by a pop-up window or just a roll-up section at the top of the page.
If you're trying to make it easy to use pandoc to generate PDFs, might as well go further!
MacOS 10.13.3, Safari 11.0.3
The (right-hand-side) PDF doesn't download when I click on Safari's usual download icon on the document. The download button on the left heading does work though.
In Chromium the native PDF download method works fine.
In FireFox, the PDF doesn't even display for me.
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